Look for Phil in the Bermuda Triangle now

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/dolan-weighing-future-jackson-knicks-president-report-article-1.3283812

Feud with your two most important players and win 80 games over three years (at a bargain basement salary of $12 million a year) and expect to be shown the door.  Wonder what the next team will be that hires Phil as their GM?

steve3344 wrote:http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/dolan-weighing-future-jackson-knicks-president-report-article-1.3283812

Fued with your two most important players and win 80 games over three years (at a bargain basement salary of $12 million a year) and expect to be shown the door.  Wonder what the next team will be that hires Phil as their GM?

 Well, he''s no Red Auerbach that's for sure.

He's ridden the coattails of the NBAs best players for 2 decades. This shows what Celtics fans always knew about him. He's no Red Auerbach (and frankly, a fraud).

Tom Halzack @TomHalzack
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So we see how Phil Jackson's 1st time w/o a team with transcendent talent turns out. Looks like Red was right.
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One good thing you can say about Phil is at least he's not a Knick any more..

I'm a New Yorker if I really told you what Knick fans really think of Phil Jackson....well I couldn't really print it, but trust me, it's all bad and not bad good, bad bad sucks he's fleecing them lazy mofo, arrogant POS bad.

Jackson leaving the Knicks would seemingly take Porzingis off the trade block as they have to keep their young star player and try to build around him.

Too bad we could not have gotten this kid before Jackson was forced out because in a different and better offense Porzingis is going to shine. He would have been a better addition to the Cs than either Hayward, George or Griffin, in my opinion. Next year, 24-28 PPG is not out of his talent range with probably 10 RPG and 2 blocks per game. He could easily become a first team NBA player starting next season even without much talent around him.

wideclyde wrote:Jackson leaving the Knicks would seemingly take Porzingis off the trade block as they have to keep their young star player and try to build around him.

Too bad we could not have gotten this kid before Jackson was forced out because in a different and better offense Porzingis is going to shine.  He would have been a better addition to the Cs than either Hayward, George or Griffin, in my opinion.  Next year, 24-28 PPG is not out of his talent range with probably 10 RPG and 2 blocks per game. He could easily become a first team NBA player starting next season even without much talent around him.

Major gamble.  He's had seven different injuries the last two years and players his height (7'3") have usually not had long careers. Foot problems are common.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-proving-no-idea-article-1.3284790